NEWS
2023 second hottest summer ever recorded
It appears to be official the summer of 2023 will go down as the second hottest ever for the Lone Star State with an average temperature of 85.3 degrees between June and the end of August.
John Nielsen-Gammon, state climatologist, said this summer is just slightly behind the hot and dry summer of 2011 when the average temperature was 86.8 degrees. Record after record was broken this summer.
Internationally, July was recorded as the hottest month globally since record-keeping began in 1850.
During the month of August, Bowie experienced temperatures above 100 degrees 24 of 31 days, with the less hot days not far off in the upper 90s.
Read the full story in the weekend Bowie News.
Bowie emergency personnel have been working this one-vehicle semi-truck rollover on State Highway 59 in front of the precinct two barn. No details were available at this time. (Photo by Barbara Green)
flooding
Lake Amon Carter and Selma Park are closed due to flooding until water levels drop below 922.0 feet.
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Levi Davis captured this funnel cloud from his home in the Fruitland and Hwy 101 area last night. A scary night across the county with tornados, flooding, hail and road closures. Thank you to all the emergency personnel who braved the dangerous weather to help people.
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